Honda CLYMER VF500C 500F (1984-1985) [172/350] Exhaust and emission control systems

Honda CLYMER VF500C 500F (1984-1985) [172/350] Exhaust and emission control systems
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EXHAUST
AND
EMISSION CONTROL
SYSTEMS
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7. Apply
vacuum to the diaphragm
with
the
hand
pump (Figure
50).
Fuel should
flow out
when
l0-20
mm
Hg
(0.5-0.8
in.
Hg)
of
vacuum is applied.
8. If
fuel
does
not flow, turn the
fuel
shutoff
valve
to the
RES
posititon
and
check
if fuel
flows
out.
9.
If
the
fuel flows
in the
RES
position
the
vacuum
diaphragm
is damaged
or the
vacuum circuit
is
blocked.
10.
If
the
fuel
will not
flow in the RES
position,
the
internal strainer,
the
fuel
passageway
or
the
fuel
tank
cap breather
hole is blocked.
11. To inspect the
vacuum diaphragm,
perform
the
following:
a.
Turn
the
fuel shutoff
valve to the
OFF
position.
b.
Remove
the
screws
securing
the
vacuum
diaphragm
assembly
(B,
l'igure
49)
and
remove
the
assembly.
c.
Inspect
the
diaphragm
for
wear
or
damage.
d. Check the
spring
to see
if
it has sagged or
is
broken.
e.
If
any of
the
parts
of
the
vacuum diaphragm
are
worn
or damaged,
all
pafts
of the
vacuum
diaphragm
must be
replaced as a
unit.
They
are
not
sold
separately.
f. Reassemble the
vacuum diaphragm
assembly.
Make
sure
that the
diaphragm
is not
pinched
in
the
valve
body
during assembly.
12.
Install
the
fuel tank as
described
in
this
chapter.
FUEL
PUMP
Fuel
pump performance
testing
is covered
in
Chapter Seven.
Removal/Installation
(Magna
Models)
Refer to
Figure 51
for this
procedure.
1.
Remove
both
side covers.
2. Disconnect the
battery
negative
lead.
3.
Drain
the
fuel
from both
fuel tanks
as described
under
Secondary
Fuel Tank
Removal/Installation
in this chapter.
It is
not necessary
to
remove the
secondary
fuel
tank.
4.
Remove
the
battery
as described
in
Chapter
Three.
5.
Partially
pull
the battery
box
out of
the
frame
and slide the
spark
units
out of
the back
side of
the
battery
box.
Remove
the battery
box.
6.
Disconnect the
2-pin electrical
connector
to the
fuel
pump.
7. Disconnect the
fuel lines
going
to the
carburetor
assembly
and to
the secondary
fuel
tank.
Insert
golf
tees
into
the end
of each
fuel
line
to
prevent
fuel
leakage.
NOTE
If
the
drainedfuel
is
kept clean
it can be
reused.
If it becomes
contaminated
during
this
procedure,
dispose
of it
properly.
Check
with local
regulations
for
proper
disposal
of
gasoline.
5.
Connect
a
portable
hand
vacuum
pump
to
the
vacuum
side
(diaphragm
cover)
of the
fuel
shutoff
valve
(A,
Figure
49).
6.
Turn the
fuel shutoff
valve
to the
ON
position.
Fuel should
not flow
from the carburetor
fuel
line.
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